Hello everyone,
Told @Stephen I would post that here. This is the result of me being bored during the pandemic wanting to pair a Space Gray Magic Mouse with my 512ke (... which does look like a tiny CRT !)
What is it
It allow you to use the Magic Mouse with pre-ADB Macs (128/512/Plus). It has also been reported to work with the Apple Lisa as well as with many other mouses.
While working on it, @Kai Robinson was working with the Mac SE ADB which led me to a few prototypes on my own. What's worked resulted in a lightweight ADB Manager which only support ADB mouses (but is hotplug). This prototype was merged to the Quack adapter.
Here is the result
You can do the following "conversions" :
- ADB mouse to Macintosh 128/512/Plus or Apple Lisa
- Bluetooth mouse to Macintosh 128/512/Plus or Apple Lisa
In a unsupported way, you can also use an ADB Mouse with a Bluetooth computer for improved Basilisk II experience (Only Windows 10 works for now)
The project is OpenSource, and is designed to use the 1593K case from Hammond Manufacturing with standard straight DB9 serial cables.
Everything is OpenSource and already available here on my Github
The project has been tested by a few people and everything should work fine is your Bluetooth mouse support the HID BOOT protocol. You can find know working ones on the Wiki
Here it is working with my compact:
I will be happy to answer any questions you might have. Assembled kits will be sold in a few weeks from now in EU.
If you want to build them and sell them on your own outside EU, I don't mind, but just let me know so I can redirect interested people to you.
Happy Tinkering !
Told @Stephen I would post that here. This is the result of me being bored during the pandemic wanting to pair a Space Gray Magic Mouse with my 512ke (... which does look like a tiny CRT !)
What is it
It allow you to use the Magic Mouse with pre-ADB Macs (128/512/Plus). It has also been reported to work with the Apple Lisa as well as with many other mouses.
While working on it, @Kai Robinson was working with the Mac SE ADB which led me to a few prototypes on my own. What's worked resulted in a lightweight ADB Manager which only support ADB mouses (but is hotplug). This prototype was merged to the Quack adapter.
Here is the result
You can do the following "conversions" :
- ADB mouse to Macintosh 128/512/Plus or Apple Lisa
- Bluetooth mouse to Macintosh 128/512/Plus or Apple Lisa
In a unsupported way, you can also use an ADB Mouse with a Bluetooth computer for improved Basilisk II experience (Only Windows 10 works for now)
The project is OpenSource, and is designed to use the 1593K case from Hammond Manufacturing with standard straight DB9 serial cables.
Everything is OpenSource and already available here on my Github
The project has been tested by a few people and everything should work fine is your Bluetooth mouse support the HID BOOT protocol. You can find know working ones on the Wiki
Here it is working with my compact:
I will be happy to answer any questions you might have. Assembled kits will be sold in a few weeks from now in EU.
If you want to build them and sell them on your own outside EU, I don't mind, but just let me know so I can redirect interested people to you.
Happy Tinkering !